Diffrence in C and C++...From "Homework" thread

[Ross]

Y'all love thisone then:
What's then diff tween C & C++?


wannabe Newbie

[kitten]

C++ supports inheritance, templates and encapsulation to mention few things... Somebody may continue from this.

[rkjd2]

c++ is object orented where as C is not, they are closely related as a matter of fact c++ is the predicessor of C. C++ means C+1 There for its the language C and more. The diffence between the two is very small, they work on the same principles although the header files my differ. were as in C++ you will see a lot of "cout<<"hello world;" " in C you will see more 'printf("hello world)'. also in C you cant call a sting by using 'string variale;' those are the diffrences.

[Betazep]

>>The diffence between the two is very small

You are kidding right?

I never coded C, but I thought the major benefit of C++ was CLASSES.

Hence the reason why some people call C++ "C with classes."

Just a thought...

[Brown Drake]

Originally posted by rkjd2
c++ is object orented where as C is not, they are closely related as a matter of fact c++ is the predicessor of C.

I think you mean C is the predecessor of C++.